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As the marketplace negotiates the return of workers to offices, one outgrowth may be the increased popularity of co-working office spaces. With more and more people opting for flexible and shared work environments, co-working spaces are becoming the new norm. The furniture and design of these spaces have a significant impact on the overall experience and comfort of the employees working there. Here’s a detailed look at how co-working office spaces determine and affect the selection of furniture and  design of the modern office . Flexibility and Functionality Co-working spaces are designed to cater to a diverse group of people, from freelancers and startups to established businesses that have been around for generations. Therefore, the furniture and design need to be flexible and adaptable to meet the needs of your people.  Modular furniture that can be easily reconfigured  is a popular choice in co-working spaces as it allows each user to personalize their workstations and create a com

You know we love a great open-plan office at BE. They are great for collaboration, creativity and building strong coworker relationships. However, they are not the best when it comes to privacy. Sometimes, privacy is necessary in the workplace for more focused work, meetings with new clients and other important discussions that don’t require the whole team. Luckily, there are some clever ways to create privacy in an open office space. With well-designed, multipurpose office furniture, your workspace can have the best of both worlds. Add Physical Barriers.  Perhaps, the easiest (and most obvious) way to create privacy in an open office is by adding physical barriers such as  partitions, screens, or room dividers . These can be movable, allowing for flexibility and easy rearrangement when necessary. Partitions can be made of different materials, such as glass, fabric or wood, depending on the desired level of privacy and aesthetic look you’re going for. Decorative screens and room divide